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> Your data point is what they call “anecdotal”. Oh, whole nations and hundreds of years are now "an anecdote". > How does your underdeveloped country compare
by dpc_01234 1y ago
> Your data point is what they call “anecdotal”.
Oh, whole nations and hundreds of years are now "an anecdote".
> How does your underdeveloped country compare to developed countries in a bunch of health related indicators?
Comparable, probably soon to overtake all US stats given how much of a shitshow the healthcare here is.
- ceejayoz 1y ago> Oh, whole nations and hundreds of years are now "an anecdote". We have plenty of non-anecdotal actual data from that time. It’s precisely why pasteurizing is now required.
- tverbeure 1y agoI wrote “countries”, plural, for a reason. And thanks for confirming that it is not as good. But let’s not confuse the accessibility of good health care for the poor with simple sensible food handling. Drinking raw, uncooked milk is full of micro-organisms (salmonella, …) By your standards, any kind of food regulation is totalitarian.
- dpc_01234 1y agoYou're twisting what I said in a bad faith. Bye.